kaikuro art trade!

by lilsessum

Dec 4, 2009

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um well heres a plot to what it means,btw sorry about my failure in ppl drawing XD

kaikuro was just walkin around minding his own buissness until a dragon grabs him into the air,since the dragon was evil it squeazed hard on his shoulder giving him a deep cut.. when they got to the.. um.. castle? he was chained to a wall

:D

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Kaikuro

Posted 2 years ago

Love that twitch. And the chains are great, nice scenario!

I wonder why people are reffing his clothes off of Naegirl42's Wind Waker Kaikuro though. :P It doesn't bother me of course, but I just find it funny that people are now doing the sleeves the way Naegirl did it. XD Oh well.

I love the foreshortening too!

Just a tidbit of useless information: in Kaikuro's world, "evil" Dragons (dragons still effected by the innate curse of Ailevian) are called Wyverns, and they delight in the torment of others. So your drawing scenario works! :D

eclipse4444

Posted 2 years ago

lilsessum

Posted 2 years ago

lilsessum

Posted 2 years ago

:D THX!!!! i thought the twitch was a little choppy but funny too XD sorry i used negirls prop for a refrence for him O.O whats forshortening? never heard of it XD i cant believe i did a dragon plot and i didnt even know it was really happening (not irl of course XD) sorry for my childesh style of ppl drawing >.< gotta get ouda that XD

Kaikuro

Posted 2 years ago

Foreshortening is an artistic term that describes this effect: For example, say someone is pointing directly at your face. Their finger looks huge in comparison to the rest of your body from your angle, and their hand is large, and their arm is large, but it gets progressively smaller and shorter as it connects to the body.

However, someone standing to your side some ways away, would see the person normally. But from your perspective, the hand would look huge.

Here, you've got foreshortening going on Kaikuro's arms- His chained arm looks smaller, and the arm closest to the camera looks larger.